Split issues command integration tests into a real module

[0xLeif]

Move the 26 specsync issues integration tests into the real commands::issues Rust module. This reduces tests/integration/commands/specsync_process.rs from 5,962 to 4,874 lines while preserving every test body, attribute, assertion and inline fixture byte-for-byte. Shared helpers and environment isolation remain unchanged. Three companion rows use the new module paths and filters. No product behavior changes.

Independent GPT review verified the complete moved block and reconstructed the remaining file exactly apart from the pointer comment. The same 24 macOS issues cases pass before and after. Full local native qualification passes 2,582 unit and 462 integration tests, formatting/lint/types, release build, 64 release-candidate controls and 29 CI-gate controls. The release integration target compiled with --no-run; release-profile execution and the two retained Linux/Windows cfg-specific cases on their target hosts are not claimed.

The user explicitly approved this scope. The supported SpecSync 6.1.1 workflow recorded definition consent, actual verification, agent review and same-PR finalization; the change is archived. Strict canonical validation passes all 62 specs with 100% path/LOC coverage, and the final archived-tree strict lifecycle audit passes. Final committed-range Trust reports risk 32/proceed; the unchanged attestation policy passes with truthful unsigned agent:codex notes. No human code inspection or signature is claimed.

Ready for corvid-agent review after updated hosted checks complete. Exact-head external review, required CI and merge remain separate gates. Local engineering confidence exceeds 95%; this is judgment based on the preserved evidence, not a statistical guarantee.

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📝 Code Review	✅ Completed 2026-10-16T14:40:24.025068Z	1920fe2	Draft marked ready

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[Kyntrin]

AI-assisted review submitted at Kyntrin's request for head 1920fe23d6a4191188699fca8aaf63142fd066da. The issues integration tests are relocated into the command module; the existing exact-head automated review reports no findings and CI/Trust pass. Approving the reviewed change. This does not represent independent human code inspection or authorize merge, deployment, or any separate lifecycle approval.